🔎📈 March 2023 Recap: Latest Innovation? BP wearable. Mixed Reality at March Madness. $38M Raised From Sports Tech Startups, down -93% from February 2023.
🔎📈 March 2023 Recap: Latest Innovation? BP wearable. Mixed Reality at March Madness. $38M Raised From Sports Tech Startups, down -93% from February 2023.
Dear Colleague,
before we get into our monthly recap, we are happy to announce that on April 24 we are going to announce a new major initiative that we believe will bring great value to the pro teams, leagues, vendors and the sports tech investment community (VC, angels). This is based on our 10 years of experience working with pro teams, vendors, and the feedback that we received from teams and vendors. Our new initiative will help address some of those challenges in a new way. We have been working very hard on this and we cannot wait to tell you more. So stay tuned!
With that being said, march 2023 was another great month for all the sports enthusiasts. In pro soccer, in the MLS, Cincinatti are now leading the Eastern division (4-2-0), ahead of Atlanta United (4-1-1) and the New England Revolutions (4-1-1) while St Louis (5-0-1) are leading the Western conference, ahead of the Seattle Sounders (4-1-1) and LAFC (3-2-0).
In the Premier League, Arsenal fc (73 pts) is still leading the league, ahead of Manchester City (67 pts) and Newcastle fc (56 pts). In March, national soccer teams played during the international break. One of the most notable wins came from Morocco who beat Brazil 2-1 in a friendly game in Morocco. However, it is worth pointing out that top players such as Neymar Jr, Thiago Silva, among others, were not playing. World champions Argentina also dethroned Brazil and returned to the top of the FIFA ranking after a six-year gap.
In the world of pro basketball, the Bucks are now leading the Eastern division (58-24), ahead of the Celtics (57-25) while the Nuggets (53-29) are ahead of the Grizzlies (51-31) in the Western division. NBA teams are now in full playoff mode. March Madness was also a great success, with No. 3 LSU winning the 2023 NCAA national championship, its first in program history. The Tigers outlasted No. 2 Iowa to win 102-85. The Connecticut Huskies also defeated the San Diego State Aztecs, 76-59, to win their fifth NCAA men’s basketball title.
As shown below, Mixed Reality took center stage during March Madness with the Transformers making the show during FAU vs SDSU (March Madness/NCAA).
In the world of American Football, one the biggest talks of the month was Aaron Rodgers’ potential trade to the Jets. Another major topic on the business side has been reports claiming that more NFL teams are open to private equity investments.
In the world of pro rugby, Ireland won its first Six Nations title since 2018 and fourth Grand Slam after beating England in the final match. Ireland also sustained its No. 1 spot in the men's World Rugby rankings followed by France (2), New Zealand (3), South Africa (4) and Scotland (5).
In the world of pro baseball, the MLB season started. The Rays are leading the AL East division (11-0), ahead of the NY Yankees (7-4) while the Braves (8-4) are ahead of the NY Mets (6-6) in the NL East division. The Brewers are leading the NL Central division (8-3), ahead of the Pirates (7-4) while the SD Padres (7-5) are tied with the Diamondbacks (7-5) in the NL West division.
In the world of pro golf, Jon Rahm used a strong final round to win the 87th Masters at Augusta National Golf Club. This is Rahm’s first career Masters win, adding the second of four majors to his career victories list. He won the U.S. Open in 2021. He is also the second player from Spain to win two different majors, joining legend Seve Ballesteros.
In the world of pro tennis, Daniil Medvedev won his first Miami Open title after he beat Jannik Sinner 7-5 6-3. The win was Medvedev’s first at the event, his fourth this year after wins in Rotterdam, Doha and Dubai, and the 19th ATP title of his career.
In the world of pro hockey, the NHL season is now in full swing, with the Boston Bruins leading (81-64) the Eastern division while the Avalanche (80-49) are leading the Central Division and the Golden Knights are leading (81-50) the Pacific division. The NHL teams are now getting ready for the NHL playoffs.
In the AR/VR/NFT/Metaverse/Crypto/Blockchain space, Arsenal and Jugo teamed up together for virtual fan experiences. Candy Digital also forged a partnership with the MLB for the new MLB NFTs after Fanatics divestment.
NFT companies are also renegotiating major sports licensing deals. The Japanese government may also push to adopt NFT in the sports industry. SZN|ONE also launched a Sports NFT Programme for Premier League Football fans. In addition PMU launched a Web 3.0 fantasy horse racing game.
The Drone Racing League became the first sport to stream its entire season in a Metaverse world. TOPGOAL, a leading sports platform in the Web3 football Metaverse, also recently secured a multi-million-dollar investment from DWF Labs, a renowned blockchain and cryptocurrency venture capital firm.
Nikkei reported that Tokyo could move after the ruling Liberal Democratic Party Web3 “Digital Society Promotion” team issues a white paper on the matter.
In the world of sports performance and wearables, Aktiia blood pressure wearable matched the BP cuff in a new study. Samsung could also copy this Apple Watch design feature for the Galaxy Watch 6.
Picture: Aktiia’s Blood pressure wearable
In the world of sports tech investments, investments in March 2023 reached $38.2M. 55% of funding came from ticketing startups. This was down from -93% ($538M) in February 2023.
Lastly, if you have a sports tech product and startup and want us to review and do a full analysis of your sports tech product (e.g. sleep tech, wearables, biosensors, NFT/Metaverse..) that would be published here on our Upside newsletter and website, please reach out to us at julien@sportscouncilsv.com
As a reminder, Upside Global is a sports, tech & health community of 6,000+ executives under a single web platform. Members include executives from the NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, MLB, NCAA, Laliga, English Premiere League, Ligue 1, Bundesliga, Series A, Brazilian soccer league, Olympic teams, Pro rugby, Pro tennis, as well as representatives of startups, brands, VCs, and athletes.
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📰 Top Stories We’re Reading This Month
⭐⚽ Upside League Profile: Brazilian National Soccer Team & Chat with Guilherme Passos, Sports Scientist
⭐Upside Team Profile: LAFC (MLS) & Chat with Gavin Benjafield, Head of Performance & Jason Han, Head of Rehabilitation / Team Physical Therapist.
⭐⚽ Upside League Profile: MLS & Chat with Fred Lipka, MLS Vice President of Youth & Player Development.
⭐Upside Team Profile: FC St Pauli (3. Bundesliga) & Chat with Saba Shakalio, Head Athletic Trainer
🔥Upside Chat with Alexi Pianosi (NHL), Dr Bill Burgos (NBA), Pierre Barrieu (MLS/EPL), Adam Quigley (MLS) on Wearables Adoption, ChatGPT/AI tools, Robotics & Stability in Pro Sports.
🔥Upside Chat: Dr Bill Burgos, Experienced NBA S&C Coach and Adjunct Professor at Mississippi State and Austin Peay State University.
🔥Upside Athlete Chat: Justin Forsett, Former NFL Player (Ravens/Seahawks), CEO of Hustle Clean, A Self Care Brand For Active Lifestyle on His Journey From the NFL to Shark Tank
🔥Upside Chat: Adam Cheyer, Co-Founder of Siri (Apple) & Viv Labs on ChatGPT & Generative AI
🔗 Arsenal and Jugo team for virtual fan experiences
🔗Candy Digital Pushes Forward With New MLB NFTs After Fanatics Divestment
⌚ Aktiia blood pressure wearable matches cuff in new study
⌚ Samsung could copy this Apple Watch design feature for the Galaxy Watch 6
💸 Startup investment recap (March 2023)
📊 Tech Stats of the month
📸 Snapshots & videos of the Month
Let’s jump right into the insights and upside for all of these top stories
⭐ Upside Practitioner Profile of the Month
This month our practitioner of the month is Dr. Derek Lawrance DAT, ATC, who is currently serving the United States Men’s National Soccer Team (USMNT) as a certified athletic trainer after starting in December of 2021. He was part of the USMNT athletic training staff in Qatar for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Doha, Qatar.
If you are a pro team, league, a sports tech company, and you are looking for an experienced head athletic trainer, feel free to reach out to Derek directly to tell him about those opportunities.
⭐ Upside Teams/Leagues Profile of the Month
⭐⚽ Upside League Profile: Brazilian National Soccer Team & Chat with Guilherme Passos, Sports Scientist On His Favorite Technologies, The Best Players/Coaches He Worked With.
In March 2023, we profiled and interviewed the Brazilian Men National Soccer Team, the most successful national team in the FIFA World Cup, being crowned winner five times. As part of that, we interviewed Guilherme Passos, the sports scientist for the Brazilian National Soccer Team.
Through this interview, we touched on Passos’ background and his role at the Brazilian national soccer team and federation (Selecao). We also touched on the importance of technologies, his decision process when buying new technologies, and the best coaches and players (e.g. Neymar Jr, Vinicius Jr, Casemiro, Marquinhos, etc..) he worked with.
⭐Upside Team Profile: LAFC (MLS) & Chat with Gavin Benjafield, Head of Performance & Jason Han, Head of Rehabilitation / Team Physical Therapist.
We profiled and interviewed LAFC, one of the most well known MLS teams in the US. The club won their first MLS Cup in 2022, which completed a league double with their second Supporters' Shield.
As part of that, we interviewed Gavin Benjafield, the Head of Performance, & Jason Han, the Head of Rehabilitation / Team Physical Therapist, at LAFC (MLS).
Through this interview, we touched on their background and their roles at LAFC. We also touched on the importance of technologies, their favorite technologies and approach towards innovation, and the types of coaches and players they enjoy working with.
⭐⚽ Upside League Profile: MLS & Chat with Fred Lipka, MLS Vice President of Youth & Player Development.
In March, 2023, we profiled the MLS. As part of that, we interviewed Fred Lipka, MLS Vice President of Player and Youth Development. Through this interview, we touched on Lipka’s background and his role at the MLS. We also discussed the pathway to become a player in North America. Fred also gave us his opinion on the importance of technologies to help improve the performance and safety of players. Lastly we discussed some of his favorite technologies that he has come across as well as some of the most talented young American soccer players such as Christian Pulisic, Weston McKennie, Brenden Aaronson, or Tyler Adams.
⭐Upside Team Profile: FC St Pauli (3. Bundesliga) & Chat with Saba Shakalio, Head Athletic Trainer
As part of our continued effort to promote female practitioners and teams, this week we are profiling and interviewing FC St Pauli, a German professional football club based in the St. Pauli district of Hamburg, that competes in the 3. Bundesliga. So we interviewed Saba Shakalio, the Head Athletic Trainer at FC St Pauli.
Through this interview, we touched on her background and her role at FC St Pauli. We also touched on the importance of technologies, her favorite technologies, as well as her approach towards innovation and injury reduction.
🔥Upside Chat with Alexi Pianosi (NHL), Dr Bill Burgos (NBA), Pierre Barrieu (MLS/EPL), Adam Quigley (MLS) on Wearables Adoption, ChatGPT/AI tools, Robotics & Stability in Pro Sports.
Through this interview, we touched on some of the latest studies on the usage of wearables in elite sports. Then we talked about ChatGPT and generative AI in sports. We also discussed the emergence of robotics in pro sports. Lastly we talked about issues around stability in the world of elite sports.
🔥Upside Chat: Dr Bill Burgos, Experienced NBA S&C Coach and Adjunct Professor at Mississippi State and Austin Peay State University.
We interviewed Dr Bill Burgos an experienced NBA Strength & Conditioning coach. He has worked for many NBA teams (Orlando Magic, NY Knicks, Timberwolves..). He also worked in the MLB with the Pittsburgh pirates. He is also an adjunct professor at 2 universities in the US: Mississippi state and Austin Peay State university.
Through this interview with Bill, we touched on his background in elite sports (NBA, MLB) and in the military. Then we discussed his experience teaching in college. We also touched on his approach towards innovation, and his favorite technologies. We also talked about the best coaches he worked for and the best athletes he worked with. Lastly we discussed the current issues with the current technologies being used by pro teams today (e.g. low adoption rate, does not fit into the teams' workflow, etc..).
⭐ Upside Athlete Profile of the Month
🔥Upside Athlete Chat: Justin Forsett, Former NFL Player (Ravens/Seahawks), CEO of Hustle Clean, A Self Care Brand For Active Lifestyle on His Journey From the NFL to Shark Tank
We interviewed Justin Forsett a former NFL running back turned entrepreneur. He is now the CEO of Hustle Clean, a self care brand for the active lifestyle.
Through this interview with Justin, we touched on his background in elite sports as a former NFL player. We also discussed his company, products and the benefits for the teams and athletes. We also touched on the best NFL players he played against and the best coaches he played for. Lastly we discussed his plans for the next 12 months.
⭐ Upside Podcast Interviews of the Month
🔥Upside Chat: Adam Cheyer, Co-Founder of Siri (Apple) & Viv Labs on ChatGPT & Generative AI
We interviewed again Adam Cheyer, the co-founder of Siri (sold to Apple), and Viv Labs (sold to Samsung), and known as a world’s pioneer in the world of AI. You can also listen to the full podcast interview by clicking on the button at the beginning of this article.
Throughout our conversation, we touched on what ChatGPT is, and why there is so much hype about it these days. Then we talked about what is unique about ChatGPT, and some of the most exciting uses cases for Chat GPT that he has come across. We also touched on who the winners (e.g. Microsoft, Google..) might be among the big tech companies. Then we discussed whether or not ChatGPT or similar generate AIs will eliminate jobs.
🔥Upside Chat: Dr Ron Dick, Duquesne University, Ex NBA/NCAA Exec on March Madness, Angel Reese, Michael Jordan, the NFL, the MLB Season, the New NBA / NBPA Agreement, Mbappé and More.
We interviewed again Dr. Ron Dick, associate professor of sports marketing at Duquesne University in the school of business. Ron also worked for 20 years in sports, including 15 years in the NBA with the Sixers and the Nets, and then five years in the NCAA.
Through this interview, we touched on the March Madness, Michael Jordan’s potential sales of the Charlotte Hornets, the NFL being open to private equity investments We also discussed the LSU star Angel Reese, the MLB Season, the new NBA / NBPA Agreement, Manchester United’s potential sales and Kylian Mbappé who recently became the new captain of the French national soccer team.
Other notable podcast interviews of the month:
Upside Chat: Vien Vu, Collegiate Physical Therapist, On KINVENT & the Importance of Technologies
⭐ Upside VC Profile of the Month
⭐Upside VC profile: Gaingels & Chat with Lorenzo Thione, Managing Director
We profiled and interviewed Gaingels, one of the largest venture syndicate in the world and the only one that is focused on bringing diversity in the VC ecosystem. Gaingels has a network of with 2700 members, and has made 2000+ core investments, with 100+ exits and $600M raised to date. As part of that we interviewed Lorenzo Thione, Managing Director at Gaingels. Through this interview, we touched on Lorenzo’s background and his role at Gaingels, what Gaingels is. We also touched on his investment philosophy, the types of startups he invests in, and so on.
🎮 NFTs/Metaverse/AR/VR/Blockchain News
🔗 Arsenal and Jugo team for virtual fan experiences | Via: SP
English soccer giants Arsenal have agreed a global partnership with Jugo that will deliver a range of immersive fan experiences on the virtual events platform.
Founded last year, Bristol-based Jugo allows users to stage virtual meetings and events in a 3D environment, as well as offering live engagement data.
“By using Jugo’s cutting-edge technology, we can now offer unrivalled supporter engagement experiences, globally,” said Juliet Slot, Arsenal’s chief commercial officer. “Our relationship with supporters is at the heart of everything we do, and Jugo will allow us to further connect with our Arsenal family across the world.”
⬆️ The Upside: We believe that this is a good move by Arsenal fc. Arsenal fc has a worldwide fan base of more than 113 million people. So this should help improve the fans experience for Arsenal fc fans located abroad. We expect other teams to follow suit in the coming months as a way to better engage with their fans abroad.
🔗Candy Digital Pushes Forward With New MLB NFTs After Fanatics Divestment | Via : Decrypt
Major League Baseball is releasing new 2023 season digital collectibles with Candy Digital, the NFT startup that’s entering its third season as an official MLB partner. Candy Digital was founded in 2021 as the NFT market surged to new heights, but faced challenges in late 2022 and at the start of this year.
The firm laid off more than one-third of its approximately 100-person team in November 2021, a source confirmed to Decrypt, and then this past January, Fanatics sold its roughly 60% majority stake in Candy to a group led by Galaxy Digital.
⬆️ The Upside: We think it makes sense for the MLB to team up with Candy Digital as part of its overall NFT/Web 3.0 strategy. However it remains to be seen if Candy Digital will survive and remain in business for the long run given its current challenges. You can check out our full analysis on the NFT sports market (trends, vendor ecosystem, recommendations to teams) here. You can also check out our sports metaverse ecosystem analysis here.
🚑 Wearables, Health, Nutrition News
⌚ Aktiia blood pressure wearable matches cuff in new study | Via : Wareable
Aktiia, the cuffless blood pressure tracking wearable, has shown comparable results to traditional cuff, a new study has revealed. The study, published by Hypertension Research, compared the results of ABPM and Aktiia monitor in measuring blood pressure and heart rate in 50 sessions of 52 patients.
No significant differences were found in measuring daytime systolic blood pressure (SBP) compared to a traditional cuff. And while it found some differences in daytime diastolic blood pressure (DBP) when compared to ABPM, these were deemed to be not statistically significant. Systolic blood pressure (SBP) is the highest pressure in the arteries when the heart pumps blood out to the body. Diastolic blood pressure (DBP) is the lowest pressure when the heart is resting and filling with blood.
⬆️ The Upside: We think this is great news for the industry. Trying to continuously monitor blood pressure via a wearable device has been the holy grail for many startups. other startups in the space includes startups like Valencell and Blumio. There is a major opportunity for those startups to value a big market as long as the level of accuracy of those devices is high. Of note, the global blood pressure monitoring devices market size was estimated at $4.5B in 2022 and is projected to expand further at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.4% from 2023 to 2030.
Picture: Aktiia band
⌚ Samsung could copy this Apple Watch design feature for the Galaxy Watch 6 | Via : Wareable
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 is being tipped to feature a slimmer bezel and bigger display than its predecessor. The latest rumor, courtesy of renowned tipster Ice Universe, indicates the next Samsung smartwatch will offer a very different design to the Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch 5 Pro - and one much more akin to the Apple Watch. The leaker suggests that Samsung will bump the display size from 1.4 inches (on the 44mm Galaxy Watch 5) to 1.47 inches for the Galaxy Watch 6 series.
Presumably, as well, such a change would also have an even greater visual impact on the smaller version of the upcoming Galaxy Watch 6 - expected to be around 40mm.
⬆️ The Upside: We believe that Samsung needs to be careful here. They need to keep coming up with unique designs for their smartwatch offering. Otherwise they could face a situation similar to what happened with the Galaxy Smartphones many years ago when Samsung got accused of copying the iPhone.
Picture: Samsung Galaxy Watch
💸 Sports Tech & Health Investment Recap - March 2023
Here is the recap of the major sports startups’ investments in March 2023. Total sports tech investment in March 2023 reached $38.2M. 55% of funding came from ticketing startups. This was down from -93% ($538M) in February 2023.
Source: Upside, Confidential, March 2023
New Tech fund & M&As:
British gambling group Entain Plc (ENT.L) has acquired sports media business 365scores for up to $160M to improve its interactive content and experience for users.
The Monarch Collective is looking to raise $100 million to back women’s sports franchises and adjacent businesses.
The Josh Harris/Mitchell Rales investment group, of which Magic Johnson is a part, bid $6B to acquire the Washington Commanders (NFL).
LeBron James is increasing his equity in Fenway Sports Group - the owners of Liverpool, Boston Red Sox and Pittsburgh Penguins.
The UK government will put £600 million toward equal athletic opportunities for girls as a result of a push from the England women’s national team.
The Major League Rugby (MLR) is reportedly looking for $100 million in growth capital.
📊 Key Tech Sports Stats of The Month
$21B: World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) have merged to create a $21.4 billion sports entertainment company.
$7.5B: If Manchester United is really going to be sold, the next few days could be crucial. The Glazer family intends to “delve deeper” into the offers to buy their storied club and begin negotiating with those who have lodged offers in the coming days, according to The Telegraph. Qatar’s Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani and U.K. billionaire Jim Ratcliffe are believed to have entered offers of around $6.2 billion — which would make United’s sale the largest in the history of professional sports.
But the Glazers are apparently still looking for their original asking price of $7.5 billion. Sheikh Jassim has expressed a willingness to get closer to that price.
$4.6B: Germany’s top soccer leagues are slowly but surely recovering from the effects of COVID. The Deutsche Fußball Liga, the governing body of the Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2, reported revenues of $4.86 billion for the 2021-22 season — a 10.5% increase from the season before.
$1.7B: Michael Jordan is reportedly in advanced talks to sell his majority of stake in the Charlotte Hornets, a potential deal that could leave the NBA without a Black controlling owner. Jordan’s $275 million purchase of the Hornets was approved by the NBA’s Board of Governors in 2010. Four years prior, the six-time NBA champ acquired a minority interest in the team. Jordan is allegedly considering selling the Hornets for $1.7B.
$1.6B: The negotiations to fund a $1.6 billion renovation of Camp Nou have possibly been settled. Several Spanish newspapers reported on Thursday that FC Barcelona will repay its debts five years earlier than initially planned as part of a renegotiated financial plan with Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan. Barca will make the final repayment on the stadium renovations in 2047, as opposed to its original deadline of 2052.
$1B: The NCAA and its biggest conferences could be facing a $1 billion lawsuit. On Tuesday, attorneys representing two former college athletes filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against the NCAA and the Power Five conferences seeking retroactive educational payments for college athletes from 2018-2020. Winston & Strawn LLP and Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP argued that in light of the Alston ruling — which allowed college athletes to profit off their name, image, and likeness — at least 5,000 and as many as 20,000 athletes are owed back pay for the 2018-19 and 2019-20 seasons. The two firms won the Alston case in June 2021. They are claiming damages of at least $200 million and as much as $1 billion for the class of affected athletes.
9.9M: LSU's 102-85 victory over Iowa in Sunday's national championship game was the most-viewed NCAA women's basketball game on record, with 9.9 million viewers on ABC and ESPN2 according to fast national numbers by Nielsen.
$3.24M: Jon Rahm pockets record $3.24M with his first Masters win, Rahm takes home a Masters-record $3.24 million for the win — a $630,000 increase from 2022 when Scheffler won. The record 2023 purse of $18 million is a $3 million jump from 2022.
$392k: LSU forward Angel Reese isn’t just leading her team to the Final Four. She’s also leading the entire sport in name, image, and likeness deals. The 2023 AP All-American has inked a total of 17 NIL deals, according to a recent Sponsor United report. Only four other Division I athletes have more than her — and none of them play basketball. Reese has an estimated earning potential of $392,000, which ranks sixth across D-I women’s basketball. She previously said her NIL earnings top the value of a WNBA contract.
$35.8k: Minor leaguers ratified their first collective bargaining agreement with Major League Baseball ahead of the season's start last week. The five-year deal was agreed to Wednesday. Minimum salaries will rise from $4,800 to $19,800 at rookie ball, $11,000 to $26,200 at Single-A, $11,000 to $27,300 at High-A, $13,800 to $27,300 at Double-A and $17,500 to $35,800 at Triple-A. Players will be paid in the offseason for the first time.
$331: Men’s Final Four ticket prices down 91% as women’s soar in 2023. The average price tag for a seat to the men’s Final Four—which was featuring Saturday matchups between No. 9 Florida Atlantic and No. 5 San Diego State and No. 5 Miami and No. 4 UConn— is $234, according to SI Tickets. That ticket price is nearly $97 less than the women’s average Final Four seat, which sits at $331
$250: It only costs $250 to manufacture The Masters’ iconic green jacket. The modest three-button, single-breasted blazer ranks with the NHL’s Stanley Cup, NFL Super Bowl rings, and Olympic gold medals among the ultimate symbols of sporting success. There are only two ways to get this most elusive of garments — neither of which is statistically probable. You could gain beat the best golfers in the world at The Masters Tournament. Or you could gain membership to America’s most exclusive — and exclusionary — private club. In a country of 336 million people, there are only 300 or so members of Augusta National Golf Club.
1: Argentina moved up one spot in the FIFA ranking after victories in friendlies against Panama 2-0 and Curaçao 7-0. Brazil, who were in the number one spot, dropped to third. France moved to second after beating Netherlands 4-0 and Republic of Ireland 1-0 in the UEFA Euro 2024 qualifiers.
📸 Snapshots & Videos of the Month.
The Transformers make the show during FAU vs SDSU (March Madness/NCAA): Check out how Paramount Pictures stepped up their advertising game for "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" using Mixed Reality!
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